On-Site Hydraulic Jacking Support
For complex heavy lifts, CH Bull can provide experienced on-site support alongside hydraulic jacking equipment from our rental fleet.
With decades of hands-on experience supporting bridges, structures, machinery, and other heavy loads, our team helps contractors manage the hydraulic portion of lifting and lowering operations with equipment we know, maintain, and test.
Experienced Support at the Jobsite
CH Bull has provided on-site hydraulic jacking support for heavy lifting projects since the mid-1970s. Our experience includes bridges, buildings, structural components, heavy machinery, and other large or unusual loads.
Our on-site support can include:
Our consultant works alongside the contractor’s personnel, providing practical hydraulic equipment expertise throughout the critical stages of the lift.
Equipment and Expertise from One Source
CH Bull typically provides on-site support for projects using hydraulic equipment supplied from our rental fleet.
That connection matters. Before equipment reaches the jobsite, CH Bull maintains, tests, and prepares the system for the application. The person supporting the project is therefore working with equipment whose setup, capabilities, and condition are already known.
Depending on the lift, CH Bull can supply and support systems incorporating:
Decades of Experience on Complex Heavy Lifts
CH Bull brings decades of hands-on hydraulic jacking experience to complex lifting projects, with experience supporting bridges, buildings, machinery, and structures weighing hundreds or thousands of tons.
Stan Shepard has assisted with lifts involving bridges, buildings, machinery, and structures weighing hundreds or thousands of tons. Corey Logan brings extensive hands-on experience working with CH Bull hydraulic equipment in the shop and at jobsites, giving him an in-depth understanding of how the equipment performs under real-world conditions.
Need On-Site Support for a Heavy Lift?
Talk with CH Bull about your project, hydraulic equipment requirements, and the level of on-site support your lift may require.